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Jennifer Harrison Ear Falls Public School Ear Falls, Ontario Since introducing Connected North into my classroom four years ago, it has become one of the most valuable resources I've added. We are located in rural Northwestern Ontario, and have limited access to local and economically feasible resources. Connected North has allowed me to bring educational presentations to my classroom, giving my students a hands-on, engaging, and curriculum-related experience that we would otherwise not have had. Introduction One of the connections that Connected North has been able to provide for me is access to Indigenous presenters. While living and learning on the traditional lands of Treaty 3, our area does not have many Elders, knowledge keepers, or Indigenous people who feel they know enough to come to teach us about traditional ways. I have found Connected North to be my lifeline to many Elders and knowledge keepers who are more than willing to share their teachings with us. For this I am thankful. C o n n e c t e d N o r t h i n O u r C l a s s r o o m Jennifer Harrison - Connected North in Our Classroom 30

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